Chapter 9: Chemical Reactions

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metal and nonmetal

Which combination of elements forms crystalline solids that will dissolve in water, producing a solution of ions that conduct an electric current?

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burning a sheet of paper

Which of the following represents a chemical change?

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Element

A pure substance that cannot be decomposed into anything simpler by chemical or physical means is called a(n)

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mixture

has unlike parts and a composition that varies from sample to sample.

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physical change

a change of the state of a substance but not the identity of the substance

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compound

a pure chemical substance that can be decomposed by a chemical change into simpler substances with a fixed mass ratio

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chemical change

a change in which the identity of matter is altered and new substances are formed

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atom

the smallest unit of an element that can exist alone or in combination with other elements

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chemical bond

compounds are formed when atoms are held together by an attractive force.

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molecule

a tightly bound group of atoms that retains the chemical and physical properties of that substance

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chemical reaction

a change in matter where different chemical substances are created by forming or breaking chemical bonds

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chemical energy

a form of energy involved in chemical reactions associated with changes in internal potential energy; a kind of potential energy that is stored and later released during a chemical reaction

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photosynthesis

new chemical substances are produced in green plants through the process

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chemical equation

concise way of describing what happens in a chemical reaction

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molecule

The smallest particle of a compound or a gaseous element that can exist and still retain the characteristic chemical properties of a substance is a(n)

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octet rule

a generalization that helps keep track of the valence electrons in most representative elements; atoms of the representative elements (A families) attempt to acquire an outer orbital with eight electrons through chemical reactions

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octet rule

What rule states that atoms attempt to acquire an outer orbital with eight electrons?

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ionic bond

chemical bond of electrostatic attraction between negative and positive ions

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heat of formation

energy released in a chemical reaction

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formula

describes what elements are in a compound and in what proportions

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ionic compounds

chemical compounds that are held together by ionic bonds; that is, bonds of electrostatic attraction between negative and positive ions

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covalent bond

a chemical bond formed by the sharing of a pair of electrons

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covalent compound

chemical compound held together by a covalent bond or bonds

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single bond

covalent bond in which a single pair of electrons is shared by two atoms

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double bond

covalent bond formed when two pairs of electrons are shared by two atoms

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polyatomic ions

groups of two or more atoms that are bound together tightly and behave very much like a single monoatomic ion.

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triple bond

covalent bond formed when three pairs of electrons are shared by two atoms

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valence electrons

The electrons that participate in chemical bonding are (the)

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covalent

Which type pf chemical bond is formed between two atoms by the sharing of electrons?

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-ide

An inorganic compound made of only two different elements has a name that always ends with the suffix

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water

Dihydrogen monoxide is a compound with the common name of

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law of conservation of mass

same as law of conservation of matter; mass, including single atoms, is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction

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coefficients

A chemical equation is balanced by changing (the)

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the same number of each kind of atom on both sides of the equation

A balanced chemical equation has

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oxidation-reduction reaction

a chemical reaction in which electrons are transferred from one atom to another; sometimes called “redox” for short

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oxidizing agents

substances that take electrons from other substances

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reducing agent

supplies electrons to the substance being reduced in a chemical reaction

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combination (chemical) reaction

a synthesis reaction in which two or more substances combine to form a single compound

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decomposition (chemical) reaction

a chemical reaction in which a compound is broken down into the elements that make up the compound, into simpler compounds, or into elements and simpler compounds

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replacement (chemical) reaction

reaction in which an atom or polyatomic ion is replaced in a compound by a different atom or polyatomic ion

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ion exchange reaction

a reaction that takes place when the ions of one compound interact with the ions of another, forming a solid that comes out of solution, a gas, or water

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carbon dioxide and water vapor

Since wood is composed of carbohydrates, you should expect what gases to exhaust from a fireplace when complete combustion takes place?

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combination

When carbon burns with an insufficient supply of oxygen, carbon monoxide is formed according to the following equation: 2C + 0² —> 2CO. What category of chemical reaction is this?

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aluminum

Of the elements listed below, the one with the greatest chemical activity is

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True

A mixture can be distinguished from a pure substance because it can be separated by physical means.

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True

The representative A-group family of elements have one to eight valence electrons.

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False

An atom becomes a positive ion by gaining an electron.

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False

Atoms gain or lose electrons in chemical reactions in order to increase their energy state.

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True

Atoms gain or lose electrons in order to attain a valence orbital arrangement like that of neon gas.

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False

Ionic bonds occur between atoms from adjacent chemical families in the periodic table.

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False

The covalent bond holding a molecule of carbon monoxide together is a shared pair of electrons.

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True

Three hydroxide ions are needed to form a neutral ionic compound with an aluminum ion.

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False

The "-ide" ending in nitrogen dioxide tells you that this is an ionic compound.

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False

The "2" in Mg(OH)2 tells you that the charge of the hydroxide ion is (-2).